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Here are 3 ways higher education can prepare for the generative AI revolution

Despite the threats of mass automation and disinformation, the power and reach of generative AI will continue to grow.

Despite the threats of mass automation and disinformation, the power and reach of generative AI will continue to grow. Image: Freepik.com

Joseph E. Aoun
President, Northeastern University
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